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  • DRob

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    Polls: Poll results almost always reflect the attitudes/beliefs of the pollsters. Phrasing of the questions and the chosen respondents are designed for a predetermined result. Imagine the results if this poll had been among INGO (or any other gun-related forum) members exclusively. This poll, with the exception of the first statement, turned out pretty pro-gun. Had those polled been aware of what really happens at a gun show, rather than buying into the "gun show loophole" BS, the entire poll likely would be positive.
     

    Trooper

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    In a typical public opinion poll, a sample size of 500 people would give 5%+/- accuracy. At 1500 it only goes to 4%+/- accuracy.

    The real question is not how many they polled but how they selected those to be polled, did they remove respondents to make the poll "more balanced" or otherwise shade the poll?

    The numbers looked off, given the population of Indiana.
     

    jamil

    code ho
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    In a typical public opinion poll, a sample size of 500 people would give 5%+/- accuracy. At 1500 it only goes to 4%+/- accuracy.

    The real question is not how many they polled but how they selected those to be polled, did they remove respondents to make the poll "more balanced" or otherwise shade the poll?

    The numbers looked off, given the population of Indiana.
    http://http://www.surveysystem.com/sscalc.htm
     
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